... CRIME IN SICILY. An occasional correspondent of the Timet, writ* ing from Rome ton the inst n draws a terrible picture of the lawless state of Sicily. In the island, he says, for a matter 25f. per head, one can rid oneself and the world of those ob ...

... THE CRIMES ACT. The renewal of the Crimes Act is already causing much agitation amongst the Irish party. That it must be renewed seems to be the reluctant opinion of the Government, and though the Cabinet has not been unanimous upon the subject, and is ...

... CRIME IN SICILY. A letter in the Time* gives a terrible account of the insecurity of life in Sicily:— On the Gth of this month the newspapers of Palermo related the following incident. The incident occurred towards the end of the previous month, but ...

... report a considerable decrease beth in the number of crimes and offences made known to the and in the nuimn- ber of persons dealt with, as compared with 1912. Crimes and Offences.— The total number of crimes and offences reported to, or made known to the police ...

... STORY THE CRIME. The murders for which the men forfeited their lives were committed on the morning of Saturday the 15th of December last Vickers and Innes, both of whom were noted poachers, met the previous night in public-house in Gorebridge, and agreed ...

... CRIME IN THE NAVY. A Parliamentary return just issued shows the amount of crime in the Royal Navy during 1875. The number of offences tried by court-martial home was 184; abroad, -total, 443. The majority were offences against discipline, and included ...

... CRIME IN IRELA Ia the Blue-Book tables iven contain- ber of and Ti females. The wtel num fer trial at wee — convicted wae 11 were sent to penal serv! 662, making = grand total of persone for trial was Quarter Sessions of 1181. The number of which total ...

... LESS CRIME IN SELKIRKSHIRE CHIEF CONSTABLE’S REPORT Acting Chief Constable H. J. Wallace, in his annual report for Selkirkshire for the year ending December 31, 1933, states that there is decrease in the number of crimes and offences made known to the ...

... Teenagers’ catalogue of crime THREE Selkirk youths who a series of break-in and offences had sentences ed for social inquiry and reports at Selkirk St Steven Court last week Young (18), Haliw McLachlan (1 eslie Place: and James Scott (1 Linglie Roa the ...

... Cracking crime together A CRIME prevention conference | THE WOODSIDE residential is to be held in the Dryburgh Ab- | home for the elderly in Newcastlebey Hotel, on Friday, April 29. ton has been de-registered by Bor- Organised by the Borders | ders ...

... Keeping crime at bay “People werefirst urged to mark their bicycles in some way and then advised to photograph valuables, which could help in identifying them If stolen, or lost. Now we have these ultra violet pens and we want to encourage more people ...

... Punishment to fit the crime Sir,— 1 would like to discover the identity of the person who was driving at excessive s(gecd in Wood Street., alashiels, on Christmas Day at between 11 to 11.30 p.m., and Kkilled my white and grey cat. Personally, 1 feel he ...